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Does NAV 2009R2 web-service consume Licence?
Reedberg
Member Posts: 68
Does Dynamics Nav Web Service consume license? Suppose I have a license file with 10 end
users. Users connect to database using RTC, users also use Web-service for third party software integration. How many users will be able to connect to the database? 9 or 10?
Thank you all in advance!
users. Users connect to database using RTC, users also use Web-service for third party software integration. How many users will be able to connect to the database? 9 or 10?
Thank you all in advance!
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bbrown
Member Posts: 3,268
A license is a legal obligation. Not a technical restriction. Whether the system tracks the usage or not, you still need to license every connection. So the answer to your question is "yes, Web Services does consume a license". The next question would be "which is the best license to use". For that I'll refer you to your NAV partner. As they would know your situation best.
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http://eg.dk/media/3758079/nav2015-licensingguide-oct2014.pdf
Thank you fvery much or the provided link, but it refers to NAV 2015 and I am not sure that the same principle applies to NAV 2009. I tried to find similar document for NAV 2009 but unfortenately I didn't find it.